Sevkar (Arm. Սևքար, literally means “Black Rock”), nestled in the rolling hills of Tavush Province, 157 kilometers from Armenia’s capital, lies a village whose story reads like an epic poem written in stone and memory. Sevkar—a name that echoes through eight centuries of Armenian history—stands today as a testament to the unbreakable spirit of mountain communities. Good to know! Echoes of ancient struggles Sevkar’s journey through history has been marked by both triumph and tragedy. During the Arab period, the…